Copenhagen apartment prices fall as Aarhus prices keep rising

Apartment prices in Copenhagen fell for a third consecutive month in October, while prices in Aarhus rose again, DR reports, citing figures from Boligsiden.

The average price per square metre in Aarhus was 51,443 kroner, up 1.5 per cent from September and 23.2 per cent from October last year. About one in four apartment sales in the city was made above the asking price, Boligsiden communications director and housing economist Birgit Daetz said.

Daetz attributed the increase to low supply and strong demand. In Copenhagen, prices fell 1.1 per cent from September, even as the supply of apartments rose sharply. Copenhagen was the only one of the larger cities listed where prices declined.

From September to October, prices rose by 0.3 per cent in Frederiksberg, 0.8 per cent in Odense and 0.5 per cent in Aalborg. Copenhagen apartment prices were still 12.3 per cent higher than in October 2025.

Across Denmark, apartment prices were unchanged from September to October and were up 8.7 per cent over the year, according to Boligsiden’s market index.